Anna married Carl S. Carlson
on March 21, 1881 in Sweden.

Children:

1. Carl Johan Carlson, 1881-1933
2. Jacob Emmanuel Carlson, 1883-1962
3. Liza "Lizzie" Kasja Carlson, 1885-1929
4. Per/Peter Mathias Carlson, 1887-1952

The family left Sweden June 30, 1888,
according to the Swedish emigration record.

5. Anna Carlson, 1888/1889-1958
6. Zakarias/Zachary Carlson, 1891-1962
7. Olof Otto Carlson (twin), 1893-1893
8. Agusta E. Carlson (twin), 1893-1893
9. Olof Axel Carlson, 1894-1945
10. Otto Sven Carlson, 1897-1980
11. Oscar Leander Carlson, 1899-1977
12. Jonas Alfred Carlson, 1902-1971
13. Agusta Elenora Carlson, 1905-1925
named after older sister, sibling #8
14. unknown child

Note:
1. According to the 1910 census, Anna Greta Carlson is the mother of 14 children; 11 now living. No record has been found of a child born after Augusta Eleonora Carlson, born 1905.
2. Sven Otto Carlton's obituary states he was preceded in death by 10 brothers & 3 sisters. Identity of 14th sibling unknown.

Obituary:
The Karlstad Advocate (newspaper)
Karlstad, MN, June 21, 1929

Two deaths occurred at the C. S. Carlson home in town of Wright. Last Monday, June 10th, Mrs. Carlson passed away and on Saturday, June 15th, Miss Lizzie Carlson, the daughter, received her final call. Sometime in February, Lizzie took sick with Dropsy and a week later, her mother became affected with the same sickness and tho the tenderest care had been rendered the suffering, they were both called from their dear ones, which makes it a sad home. They are mourned by husband and father, C. S. Carlson, and sons and brothers, Peter, Emanuel, Carl, Otto, Alfred, Oscar, Zackary Carlson and daughter and sister, Mrs. Gust A. Onger, all who were present at the funeral. A large attendance of friends and the floral tribute showed the sympathy for the mourners and the loss they realized in the departure of the dead, who have been loving neighbors. The community's sympathy is extended by the community to the bereaved. They were laid to rest in the family grave lot on the Mission Cemetery. Rev. P. A. Thompson officiated at the home and graves.